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UNSC: India became the voice of Global South, Ruchira Kamboj said – We are committed to multilateralism and reforms in UN

December 29, 2022
Bharat Times


Ruchira Kamboj, Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations
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India’s two-year term in the UN Security Council ends on December 31. Regarding the presidency, India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ruchira Kamboj, said on Wednesday that India spoke in favor of peace, security and prosperity during her two-year term. Further said that India was the voice of the entire Global South. We consolidated our views. Also said that we are committed to multilateralism and reforms in the United Nations.

We raised the voice of the entire Global South
Speaking to ANI, Ruchira Kamboj, Permanent Representative to UNSC said that we have raised the voice of the entire Global South and strengthened our commitment to basic principles including multilateralism, rule of law and a fair and equitable international system. India assumed the presidency of the United Nations Security Council in August 2021.

India still stands by its words
Reiterating Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s statement about India’s tenure as a member of the UN Security Council and its presidency in December, Kamboj said India has used the prestige and experience of being the world’s largest democracy for the benefit of the whole world. Done for Appreciating India’s tenure and achievements, Kamboj said that we can feel proud to say that India still stands by its words.

did not hesitate to raise voice against terrorism
In the last two years, we have spoken in support of peace, security and prosperity. We did not hesitate to raise our voice against terrorism which is the enemy of humanity. He emphasized that India raised its voice against terrorism in these two years and paid attention to various issues related to it and called upon the international community to maintain solidarity and unity on these issues.

address the threat of terrorism
At the beginning of our term in January 2021, the External Affairs Minister (S Jaishankar) presented an eight-point action plan for the UN system, said Ruchira Kamboj, Permanent Representative to the United Nations Security Council. It said to address the threat of terrorism and ensure effective action.

He said that as the chairman of the Anti-Terrorism Committee, we have raised the profile of this committee. India hosted a special meeting of the UN Security Council’s CTC in October to discuss the financing of terrorism through crypto-currency and the use of drones in new-age terrorism.

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India’s two-year term in the UN Security Council ends on December 31. Regarding the presidency, India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ruchira Kamboj, said on Wednesday that India spoke in favor of peace, security and prosperity during her two-year term. Further said that India was the voice of the entire Global South. We consolidated our views. Also said that we are committed to multilateralism and reforms in the United Nations.

We raised the voice of the entire Global South

Speaking to ANI, Ruchira Kamboj, Permanent Representative to UNSC said that we have raised the voice of the entire Global South and strengthened our commitment to basic principles including multilateralism, rule of law and a fair and equitable international system. India assumed the presidency of the United Nations Security Council in August 2021.

India still stands by its words

Reiterating Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s statement about India’s tenure as a member of the UN Security Council and its presidency in December, Kamboj said India has used the prestige and experience of being the world’s largest democracy for the benefit of the whole world. Done for Appreciating India’s tenure and achievements, Kamboj said that we can feel proud to say that India still stands by its words.

did not hesitate to raise voice against terrorism

In the last two years, we have spoken in support of peace, security and prosperity. We did not hesitate to raise our voice against terrorism which is the enemy of humanity. He emphasized that India raised its voice against terrorism in these two years and paid attention to various issues related to it and called upon the international community to maintain solidarity and unity on these issues.

address the threat of terrorism

At the beginning of our term in January 2021, the External Affairs Minister (S Jaishankar) presented an eight-point action plan to the UN system, said Ruchira Kamboj, Permanent Representative to the United Nations Security Council. It said to address the threat of terrorism and ensure effective action.

He said that as the chairman of the Anti-Terrorism Committee, we have raised the profile of this committee. India hosted a special meeting of the UN Security Council’s CTC in October to discuss the financing of terrorism through crypto-currency and the use of drones in new-age terrorism.